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Hi,
I have a spreadsheet that I would like to dissect into smaller reports based on certain criteria in several columns. What is the best approach to this? Create a macro, if so, can you give me an idea on howabout to do so? There are 20+ columns and more than 5000 rows. I can filter certain things in several different rows. After I am done with my filters, I want to copy the end product to another sheet or file. I welcome suggestions on the best approach to get this done. MrRJ |
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The question is if you really need a macro or can do it manually. If you are
goijng to use the same set of filters over again then it makes sense to use a macro. If everytime you make a report it is going to be unique then a macro is not necessary. If you want a macro I suggest you record a macro while manually performing the steps. Start the macro recorder by going to menu Tools - Macro Record New Macro. Either if you need a macro or don't need a macro apply the filter by selecting the column You want to filt and then go to menu Data - Filter - Auto Filter. Repoeat this for each column you want a filter or select every column. Then in Row 1 select the filter you want to use. Next copy the visible cells and paste on a new worksheet.. Then stop recording macro by going to menu Tools Macro - Stop Recording. "MrRJ" wrote: Hi, I have a spreadsheet that I would like to dissect into smaller reports based on certain criteria in several columns. What is the best approach to this? Create a macro, if so, can you give me an idea on howabout to do so? There are 20+ columns and more than 5000 rows. I can filter certain things in several different rows. After I am done with my filters, I want to copy the end product to another sheet or file. I welcome suggestions on the best approach to get this done. MrRJ |
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Thanks for your help Joel. I will be creating a macro.
"Joel" wrote: The question is if you really need a macro or can do it manually. If you are goijng to use the same set of filters over again then it makes sense to use a macro. If everytime you make a report it is going to be unique then a macro is not necessary. If you want a macro I suggest you record a macro while manually performing the steps. Start the macro recorder by going to menu Tools - Macro Record New Macro. Either if you need a macro or don't need a macro apply the filter by selecting the column You want to filt and then go to menu Data - Filter - Auto Filter. Repoeat this for each column you want a filter or select every column. Then in Row 1 select the filter you want to use. Next copy the visible cells and paste on a new worksheet.. Then stop recording macro by going to menu Tools Macro - Stop Recording. "MrRJ" wrote: Hi, I have a spreadsheet that I would like to dissect into smaller reports based on certain criteria in several columns. What is the best approach to this? Create a macro, if so, can you give me an idea on howabout to do so? There are 20+ columns and more than 5000 rows. I can filter certain things in several different rows. After I am done with my filters, I want to copy the end product to another sheet or file. I welcome suggestions on the best approach to get this done. MrRJ |
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See Ron de Bruin's Copy/Paste/Merge examples.
http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm Maybe specifically this page. http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy1.htm Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 11 Feb 2009 14:38:01 -0800, MrRJ wrote: Hi, I have a spreadsheet that I would like to dissect into smaller reports based on certain criteria in several columns. What is the best approach to this? Create a macro, if so, can you give me an idea on howabout to do so? There are 20+ columns and more than 5000 rows. I can filter certain things in several different rows. After I am done with my filters, I want to copy the end product to another sheet or file. I welcome suggestions on the best approach to get this done. MrRJ |
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